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wfdbquit

 
void wfdbquit(void)

This function closes all open database files. It also resets the following:

If any annotations have been written out-of-order (see section 5.10 Annotation Order), this function attempts to run `sortann' (see the WFDB Applications Guide) as a subprocess to restore the annotations to canonical order. If this cannot be done, it prints a warning message indicating that the annotations are not in order, and providing instructions for putting them in order.

Programs that do not write annotations or signals need not use wfdbquit.



George B. Moody (george@mit.edu)